Tag: hip-hop

On his third studio album Some Rap Songs, Earl Sweatshirt once again shows us all how massive his sleeves are. He manages to wear his deepest, darkest emotional trauma, his most avant-garde influences and his full personality on them; creating a rap album that could well pioneer a new wave of conscious experimental hip-hop.Continue reading “Earl Sweatshirt – Some Rap Songs: Album Review”→

Tekashi 6ix9ine is currently on trial and facing a 32 year jail sentence for crimes that include armed robbery and conspiracy to murder; but after this latest project I think we should add his crimes to the music industry to his growing rap sheet.Continue reading “6ix9ine – DUMMY BOY: Album Review”→

Drake is perhaps the biggest global superstar in music right now, selling out arenas for fun thanks to his countless multi-platinum selling accolades. With a discography as big as Drake’s, he needs to ensure that all of his bases are covered; including tracks that please his hardcore rap fans as well as his commercial hits. This is Viberant’s take on what should be Drake’s Ultimate Setlist:Continue reading “Ultimate Setlist: Drake”→

Metro Boomin returns with authority and confirms to us all that he is the king of trap banger beats; boasting a collection of hits with some huge names on his new album NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES. While it’ll never be a conceptual masterpiece, it is a glowing example of Metro’s status as the gold standard producer in hip-hop; if you’re after red-hot anthems, then look no further.

It has been three years since Odd Future alumi Earl Sweatshirt brought out his last album I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside; but he is finally back with a new song. Fans have been desperate for new Earl material for quite some time but after a turbulent time in his private life he has finally arrived with single Nowhere2go. Here’s our thoughts:Continue reading “Earl Sweatshirt is BACK! Our Thoughts on New Single Nowhere2go”→